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About the Author
Acknowledgments
Important Notice
Preface


ACH Transfers
Advances
Advantages of Factoring
  as a Business
Application Process
Bad Debt
Bad Debt Reserves
Benefits of Factoring
Boredom
Broker Consultants
Brokering
Caring for Clients
Clients’ Business Experience
Clients in Financial Crisis
Collections
Common Sense
Construction Receivables
Contingency Payments
Converting Payments
Cost of Factoring
Crooks
Customer Payments
Customer Reactions to Factoring
Customers to Factor (Bad)
Customers to Factor (Good)
Dishonest Clients
Diversification
Enforcing Your Rules
Expenses
Factoring Income
Factors’ Features
Financial Advisors
Following Your Rules
Fraud
Future
Greed
Helping Clients
Home Office
Honest Clients
Human Nature
Improving Cash Flow
Instincts
Kindness
Larger ClientsLarger Factors
Legal System
Limits
Loans to Clients
Losses
Loyalty
Marketing
Medicare Payments
Mistakes
Money
Monitor
Motivation
Mutual Benefit
Need for Factors
New Factors
Niches
Non-Recourse
Other Financing
Over Concentrations
People-Centered Business
Perceptions of Factoring
Personal Guarantees
Potential of Factoring
Pressure
Prospective Clients
Record Keeping
Referrals
Reserves
Rewards
Right Reasons to Factor
Risk
Risk Management
Saying “No”
Scams
Services
Setup Documents
Signs of Trouble
Slow Paying Accounts
Small Clients
Small Factors
Spot Factoring
Success
Telling Your Customers
Trust
Trustworthy
Understanding Transactions
Uniqueness of Clients
Verifications